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- Phrasal Verb: LAY Discuss the meaning of the following 1. Lay in 2. Lay down 3. Lay into 4. Lay off
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- Oh, are you talking about that guy? He's only _______ I met at a party last week. Actually, I don’t.
A. co-worker B. an acquaintance C. my roommate
- What's the difference between a dish washer and tap washer?
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A dishwasher is a electrically operated machine that washes and dries plates In plumbing, a tap washer is a small disk fitted to the inside of a tap. While tap washer do relieve friction and spread load as all washer do. They also create a valve seal for when the tap is turned off, it’s ensuring tightness and preventing leakage
- Explain how the prepositions on and by change the context of these two examples.
Sally went to the beach on foot. Sally went the the beach by foot.
- Phrasal Verb: GET
Discuss the following: 1. Get by 2. Get on 3. Get in 4. Get out 5. Get up
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4. "Get out" - This phrase means to leave a space or place, often quickly or urgently. For example, "There's a fire! Get out of the building!" It can also mean to remove something from a particular location (e.g. "Can you help me get this couch out of the room?").
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- Phrasal Verb : Come
Discuss the difference: 1. Come up 2. Come down 3. Come across 4. Come by
